> Heya,

> I enabled CASE_INSENSITIVE_FILENAME on my Linux box, which works in
> almost all cases, except when you try to save a file and there already
> exists a file differing only in case.

> An example:

>    $ vim Foo<CR>
>    iThe file Foo<Esc>:w foo

> ... at which point Vim responds with ["Foo" 1L, 13C written].

> Esentially, I just want it to be enabled when I do filesystem completion
> -- just like readline's completion-ignore-case.  However, I can't make
> much sense of os_unix.c / misc1.c. Could anyone help me by pointing me
> in the right direction?

> Thanks in advance,
> Mikael

>> Esentially, I just want it to be enabled when I do filesystem completion
>> -- just like readline's completion-ignore-case.  However, I can't make
>> much sense of os_unix.c / misc1.c. Could anyone help me by pointing me
>> in the right direction?

>> Thanks in advance,
>> Mikael

> Maybe this is worth a try :

> misc1.c /  unix_expandpath()

> 8962     /* compile the regexp into a program */
> 8963 #if 1 //def CASE_INSENSITIVE_FILENAME
> 8964     regmatch.rm_ic = TRUE;              /* Behave like
> Terminal.app */
> 8965 #else
> 8966     regmatch.rm_ic = FALSE;             /* Don't ever ignore case
> */
> 8967 #endif